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Nov 25, 2022 47 min

Cody Durden

from Fitz and a Fighter Hosted by Brendan Fitzgerald

Text me a question for the show UFC flyweight Cody Durden joins Fitz Nation! Cody is fresh off back to back wins in 2022 and talks about his journey as a standout high school wrestler who had to leave multiple college scholarship offers on the table to put fatherhood first. Despite life getting in the way, his dream of becoming a world-class combat athlete remained. His dedication to being an MMA fighter while working a full time job and helping provide for his family paid off with his entry into the UFC in 2020. He is a flyweight to watch as he tries to climb the ranks! Follow Fitz: Instagram TikTok

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